The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-18
CANTON CuLLINGs.

Mansfield News: Mrs. F. BauhOf, of
canton, Is visiting at the residence Of
William Aekerman.
A three months old son of John R.
Adams, OF South Plum street. died this
morning of brain disease.
Mr.. and Mre. A. 8. ChappuIs, Of Rayne,
La, are visiting at the residence of Mr..
John B. Reno, North Cherry street.
Rev, Il. W. TOpe, of Philadelphia, Pa,
will preach In Trinity Lutheran Church
of this city next Sunday morning and
evening.
Messrs. Fred Rubin and George Grove.
miller left last evening for Texas where
they superintend the erection of large
DiebOld vault.
John Knopp and Maggie NJ. Rooms, OF
Canton, and Henry Henderson and Clara
4. Kern, of West Br0Okheld, were grant
ed license TO marry.
Miss Winnie Kennedy and Mrs. Sadie
Fleming, of Cleveland, are Visiting their
brother MIR. Samuel Kennedy, Of 1872
West Fourth street.
William Wright and James ElwRD
are In the cooler awaiting hearing be-
fore the Mayor. on charge Of being
drunk and disorderly.
Drilling at the gas we'll is still going
on. They have at last got through the
slate and are now drilling In sand
mixed with limestone.
The men who are to set up the new
WorthingtOn pump at the water works
arrived In town last evening. The
pump will be here today.
Miss Clara Boil and Miss Frank Berg
meyer, left this morning for an extend,
ed visit among friends and relatives at
Pittsburg and Allegheny City, Pa.
William Messner filed an affidavit
against Joseph Pflemister on the charge
OF assault and battery, the case will be
heard before Justice Fnlmer Friday.
Mr. A. Sucker, OF Louisville, Ky, is iu
the city visiting his old friends. MIR. S.
r'stded here thirty five years ago, and is
we'll impressed with CantOn's growth.
A two year old daughter of E. j, Lan.
dor died this morning Of bowel com
plaint. Funeral at 8 o'clock Wednes-
day from the Englieh Catholic church.
Mr.. Henry Mack fell In an open cellar
way at Roses saloon, at the corner o.
Walnut and TuscaFswRs streets, a few
Nights since. He was slightly injured
John q. Werner and wife have return
cd from a visit to New York and Phils
ielDhia. Mr.. Werner reports some new
things In wall decorating aud carpets,
which he will purchase for fall stock.
The concluding debate between the
PrOhibiti0nists and the Union Labor
men will take place tonight In Ten
perance hall. The discussion promises
70 be interesting and everybody is in.
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Mrs. Il. f. Wertz, of Ssxton street,
died this morning Of fever. Funeral on
Thursday at 10 o'clock q. m. at Warstler'l
church, north of the city. The deceased
was daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
snyder.
The Republican primary returns are
30 meagre that 1t Is quite probable that
the committee will order new ballot.
Prominent Republicans cay they VIII
not support such d cattle Re have
been put up, and - is to pay In the
amp.
Joseph Byers, of No. SO South Cherr'
street. has started for his old home p
0anville, Pa. He will stay a week
This will be his first visit to his parents
for ten years. His fathers S3rd birth
day will be celebrated next Thursday.
Mr.. &. D. Dougherty is drilling fo'
water north of the city near Middle
branch. Mr.. DOugherty is an exper
teneed man and Is resdy to do any kind
of drilling, and furnish all the neces
sary machinery at the lowest possibi
cost.
Some big fishing was done at Meyer
axe yesterday. Charlie Slusaer, who j.
devoted disciple of Beth Green, am
Sam Slomski, took out % bass and sIX
salmon, Weighing 81 pounds and nins
ounces; some of che fish being IA and Is
inches In length.
Mr.. D. ROsenthal, Of the firm of l. &
D. Rosenthal, and MIR. l. Rosenthal, Of /
the same firm, who is located at Mt. /
Vernon, Ohio, with Mr.. A. R. of Kentop,
and Mr. j. R. of Findlay, Ohio, Will
leave this afternoon for the east to put
chase fall and winter clothing.
Mrs. E. G. Thompson, mother Of Marx
Thompson, died Saturday evening a.
the residence of her sOn-in-law, Mr. E |
L. Potter, at No. 208 North Rex street.
The remains were taken to Nit. Vernon.
Indiana, for inteTment. The cause OF /
death was innutritiOn. Age 60 years.
Buchtel College, Akron, Ohio, ia build.
Ing gymnasium which will be one of |
the finest In the west. 1t will be called |
the Grouse Gymnasium, after Hon. G |
W. Grouse, who has contributed gener
ously to Its construction. Physical
training will hereafter receive special
attention at Buchtel.
The tournament meeting last even
ing was fairly we'll attended, and the
reports Of the committees showed that /
about $500 had been subscribed. The
following prizes we're agreed upon:
For Hook and Ladder, $l25; Second $75;
Hose Companies $125, Second $75; Ju-
nior Hooks $50, Second $25; Foot race
e25.
N. ]. Roche 4 Co., Of Akron, propose
opening q new dry goods store In the
west room Of the American House
Block. The room is a very handsome
Dne, and we'll fitted with light and air
'0r successful business. The firm js
new one, an offshOOt Of the enterprisinC
Akron firm of D. Neil & Co., and are en-
tirely able to distribute merchandise
We call attention to their
new advertisement in another column.
Fritz swope was again on the ram
page this morning. He proceeded to
The postoffice and began displaying his
)ratorical powers before the bystanders,
so emphatic In his endeaVors
10 convince them that he was not
Trunk, and that he would not run, he
was ordered to get out, which he retus-
ID to do, and one Of tue office boys laid